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On the 12th and 13th of April, Madeira's emergency services responded to various incidents, including rescues and unfortunate fatalities, highlighting the critical role of local fire brigades in ensuring public safety.
PS-Madeira calls for the revival of the Oral Health Program in regional schools and a review of the long-standing dentist convention to address growing oral health issues among youth.
Emanuel Câmara, a PS-Madeira deputy, urges for autonomous regional management of the POSEI program amidst concerns over fund centralization by the European Commission.
Paulo Barreto, a distinguished judge, has been appointed as the Representative of the Republic in Madeira, succeeding Ireneu Barreto. His appointment has been met with widespread approval from local political figures.
A series of heartfelt funeral services were held this week across Madeira, commemorating beloved community members who have recently passed. These events, filled with emotion and gratitude, reflect the deep connections within Madeira's communities.
Miguel Albuquerque, the President of the Regional Government of Madeira, has expressed his approval of Paulo Barreto's appointment as the new Representative of the Republic for the region, citing his prestige and independence.
The CH party in Madeira proposes an automatic mechanism to counter rising fuel prices, emphasizing the need for autonomy in decision-making for regional benefits.
Madeira experienced a somber weekend as two separate incidents resulted in fatalities. A man in his 80s died from a cardiac arrest in Funchal, while another man was found dead in Machico. These events highlight the swift response of local emergency services.
A series of accidents on Madeira's expressway has raised safety concerns among residents and tourists. Multiple incidents occurred near key locations, highlighting the need for increased caution.
This week, Madeira bids farewell to beloved residents Maria José Pinto, Rosa Maria da Silva Sousa, João Fernando de Sousa, and Maria Irene Soares Rodrigues da Silva, highlighting the island's rich funeral traditions.
This weekend, Madeira witnessed a series of unfortunate events, including assaults and sudden deaths that shook the local community.
The Madeira community is grieving the passing of four cherished residents: Maria José Pinto, Rosa Maria da Silva Sousa, João Fernando de Sousa, and Maria Irene Soares Rodrigues da Silva. Their funerals will take place on April 14 and 15, 2026.